The upside statue of Latrobe. by blinkings
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Description
Charles Joseph Latrobe was born in 1801 in London and educated in England and Switzerland. As a young man he traveled widely. Latrobe arrived in Melbourne in 1839 and he bought with him timber for his cottage which he built in the then small town of Melbourne. His cottage was rebuilt in 1940 on land near The Shrine and Botanical Gardens.
Latrobe was Governor of Victoria until 1854.
The statue sits near the top of a very busy underground train station. It can be a bit strange when the first person you see 'topside' after being on a train is upside down!
Comments (15)
JuliSonne
WOW Remarkably and total cool!!!!
BessieB
Wonderful also love the colours in this shot.
kgb224
Wonderful capture.
Mondwin
Splendid capture...bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
prutzworks
very downunder, lol
blinkings
Yeah I guess you are right!
durleybeachbum
Gosh!
tpx1
great shot! the whole scene looks weird! The trees in the background have metal rings around them if I see that right.
MossSphere
Very weird - and very Ozzie!
blinkings
The metal bands are put they to stop possums and rats from nesting in them!
orig_buggy
Wayyyy Cool!!! .....How is it standing??
auntietk
I thought everyone down under was upside down. Don't you all look like this? :| :| straight face
debbielove
That IS weird! And only in Australia! Go for it guys!! Great shot... Rob
danapommet
Interesting POV on this one. :>) I agree with "prutzworks". Dana
efron_241
a shame that they did it like this the man deserved better and why the F. are all these ugly buildigns behind it thanks for letting me know that New Holland is no longer the place to go to